Nice PR! This feature is much needed for the project

@ItzCrazyKns What do you think?

LGTM but do we really need Docker for development?

Yeah its helpful and would make it easier for new developers to make contributions

@ItzCrazyKns

Hello, if there is to be a dev environment config, I think it must be in devcontainer format. It's easy to create, easy to use and is becoming the standard. https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/devcontainers/containers

Hello,

Thank you for the feedback regarding the use of Dev Containers. While I understand the benefits of using Dev Containers, there are several disadvantages that I personally face as I work remotely from multiple devices:

1. Resource Intensive: Running containers can be resource-intensive, especially when running multiple containers simultaneously. This can lead to slower performance due to RAM consumption

2. Limited Support for Windows Containers: Dev Containers primarily support Linux-based containers. While there is some support for Windows containers, it is not as robust, and many extensions and tools may not work as expected.

3. Network and Proxy Issues: Working with containers can introduce network configuration issues, especially when dealing with corporate proxies or complex network setups. Local proxy settings are not reused inside the container, which can prevent extensions from working unless the appropriate proxy information is configured.

4. Extension Compatibility: Not all VS Code extensions are fully compatible with Dev Containers. Some extensions may not work as expected or may require additional configuration.

5. Debugging Challenges: Debugging applications running inside containers can be more complex compared to running them directly on the host machine.

6. File System Performance: On Windows and macOS, bind mounts can introduce performance overhead due to the way file systems are handled between the host and the container. This can lead to slower file operations and build times.

Given these considerations, I believe it is beneficial to support both Docker Development Environment and Dev Containers by default. This approach provides flexibility for contributors to choose the setup that best fits their needs and working conditions. What do you think @nnWhisperer

@ItzCrazyKns, I work remotely from multiple machines and I want to make a lot of contributions to this project as I use it almost daily. Having support for both Docker Development Environment and Dev Containers by default would be amazing and would greatly enhance my ability to contribute effectively. Thanks for the amazing project @ItzCrazyKns !

So consider merging this pull request to provide a more flexible and inclusive development environment for all contributors.